Sentence examples for principled about from inspiring English sources

Practically the only thing that the Administration has been principled about is its tax cut.

But many investors are put off investing in ethical funds because they are worried that being principled about investments is a recipe for poor returns.

The foundation has always been correctly very principled about the licenses that we use, but we don't try to shun similar licenses.

Or the sort of thing that might be said by someone who claimed there would be no internet censorship at the Beijing Games, before it turned out there would, and then he turned out not to have been sufficiently principled about it anyway to make a fuss.

We definitely aren't principled about these sorts of things, there's no rule with the album.

Let's keep in mind that there is nothing principled about the NRA's call for black Americans to arm themselves.

Whether the Republican Party is able to capitalize on the debate depends in large part on whether its leaders are able to articulate principled arguments both about why the restoration of racial preferences in admissions is wrong and why the GOP's perspectives on access to higher education and the importance of choice, accountability and high standards in K-12 education are right.

Arguments about judicial restraint are not often principled arguments about jurisprudence; instead, they're politics by other means.

It is true that, while many lawyers do have principled concerns about the independence of the legal profession, they also fret about who would be top dog in an integrated firm.

Such a development understandably alarmed many whites who were otherwise prepared to turn a pragmatic blind eye to their principled concerns about affirmative action.

The field unites a number of disparate research traditions with different intellectual programs, but it also provides an arena for principled argumentation about the existence of a common human nature.